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Character Comparison What qualities does a person require to overcome adversity? Comparing the two characters we discussed in class, discuss two qualities that they have in common and provide support for these qualities using the ABC technique. begin your essay with an introduction, followed by two body paragraphs (one for each quality) and and a conclusion. Rubric Code: Y87AAW By mrwest Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Nicely Done 3 pts	Meeting Expectations 2 pts	Needs Some Work 1 pts
Introduction	Nicely Done Introduces the topic, texts, and characters.	Meeting Expectations Some requirements of the introduction are missing.	Needs Some Work Many requirements of the introduction are missing.
Thesis	Nicely Done States the topic and the qualities the writer has chosen.	Meeting Expectations Thesis is unclear or missing some elements.	Needs Some Work Thesis is missing entirely or missing most elements.
Topic Sentences	Nicely Done Describe and define the qualities to be discussed in the body paragraphs.	Meeting Expectations Mentions the quality but with an unclear definition.	Needs Some Work Topic sentences may be missing or difficult to understand.
Concluding Sentences	Nicely Done Successfully ties the ideas of the paragraph together and provide closure.	Meeting Expectations Concluding sentences are unclear or lacking closure.	Needs Some Work Concluding sentences are missing or difficult to understand.
Use of ABC to Support Ideas	Nicely Done ABC technique is to support both qualities for both characters. Use of ABC is clear and effective.	Meeting Expectations ABC technique is used somewhat effectively, but it can be difficult to identify the A, B, and C at times.	Needs Some Work ABC technique is not used to support the qualities the writer chose.
Conclusion	Nicely Done Restates the thesis in a new way. Summarizes the purpose of the essay. reviews the main points. Makes a personal.	Meeting Expectations Mentions some of the ideas discussed in the essay, but is missing some details and could be improved.	Needs Some Work Lacks too many requirements of a conclusion or the conclusion is missing entirely.